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(1914) Author: Esaias Tegnér Translator: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, William Lewery Blackley
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XXIII

FRITHIOF AT SEA

Now, King Helge stood
In fury on the strand,
And in embittered mood

Adjured the Storm-fiend’s band.

Gloomy is the heaven growing,

Through desert skies the thunders roar,
In the deep the billows brewing

Cream with foam the surface o’er.
Lightnings cleave the storm-cloud, seeming

Blood-red gashes in its side;
And all the sea-birds, wildly screaming,
Fly the terrors of the tide.

"Storm is coming, comrades,
Its angry wings I hear
Flapping in the distance,
But fearless we may be.
Sit tranquil in the grove,
And fondly think on me,
Lovely in thy sorrow,
Beauteous Ingeborg."

Now two storm-fiends came

Against Ellida’s side;
One was wind-cold Ham,
One was snowy Heyd.

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